RS&H

RS&H is an architecture, engineering, and consulting firm founded in 1941 and headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. Its national aviation practice plans and designs airport terminals, airfields, and landside systems, and it leads the master planning behind the Eugene Airport expansion in Oregon. Employee-owned and roughly 1,500 people, RS&H works across aviation, transportation, aerospace, defense, and public infrastructure, pairing long-range planning with design and program management. The firm has built its reputation on complex public-sector projects where planning, funding cycles, and phased construction have to line up.

RS&H – originally Reynolds, Smith & Hills – carries early roots in aerospace, having designed aviation support facilities at what became Cape Canaveral and Patrick Air Force Base during the 1940s. Today the employee-owned firm spans 26 offices across ten Florida cities plus California, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Utah and Virginia. Its services combine architecture, engineering, planning and environmental work, applied to airports, transportation, aerospace, defense and public infrastructure. That mix lets the firm pair long-range master planning with the design and program management that carry a project into construction. Aviation remains its best-known national practice.